Blog 2012

“It’s important for people to immerse themselves into a space where they’re discussing race and racism from others’ perspectives.”

Explore these relevant, timely, contextual – and, in some cases, surprising – stats drawn from recent editions of the Statistical Abstract.

How ProQuest’s Title Matching Service Helped a University Library Meet Users’ Urgent Needs – and Build Better E-resource Collections.

First in a series focused on navigating web accessibility to support ALL library users.

Research conducted by George Washington University’s Zhoudan Xie shows how text and data mining can quickly analyze a massive set of news articles to uncover critical and timely trends.

A Lansing, Michigan librarian receives the 2020 William P. Filby Award for Genealogical Librarianship for decades of work across the U.S.

Watch, learn from and share these animated videos, which help make sense of what we know (and don’t know) about the novel coronavirus.

Access to news at the global, national and international level is more important now than ever.

Students can find SIRS and eLibrary content from ProQuest through the MackinVIA digital content management platform.

We are saddened and outraged by the senseless deaths of George Floyd and so many other people of color, and by the much longer history of racism both in the U.S. and around the world.